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... mentioned :— “The Life of John by Sidney Colvin, ublished 1917, “The Ivory Tower,” by Henry James, 1917. Arrow of Gold,” Joseph Conrad, 1919. * The Life of John Keats ’’ is, of course, the most notable, as it is the only full one that has been written about ...
... and contains the Opening Chapters of Stirring Scf* * TiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiM g-r-eatest hvirtff writer of today I JOSEPH CONRADS i NEW GREAT NOVEL ITHEROVEF ALL BOOKSELLERS & LIBRARIES TfentT Published by YtSuer r FISHER Terrace London^ coloured because ...
... birthday are the Prime Minister, Mr. T. P. O'Connor, M.P., Viscount Burnham, Signor Marconi, Mr. John Galsworthy, Mr. Joseph Conrad. Sir Oliver Lodge, Lord Riddell, Mr, Compton Mackenzie, Mr. J. L. Garvin, Mr. Arnold Bennett, Mr. E, Philips Oppenheim ...
... thing to sec. Sir Sidney Colvin has provided ” H. L. S. in a nutshell,” and other volumes in this wonderful collection nro Joseph Conrad, Arnold Bennett, W. J. Locke, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Sir Hr. Newbolt, John Drinkwater, Edmund Gossc, and Lord Haldane ...
... pictorial survey of the countries. The articles will be contributed by 130 the world's leading tray» writer* and explorers. Joseph Conrad .the famoiu novelist contributes an introductory article The Romance of Travel. Countries of the World being published ...
... will contributed by 100 of the best-known travel writers and explorers, under the supervision of Mr. J. A. Hammerton. Mr. Joseph Conrad, for instance, contributes a very interesting article on The Romance of Travel ” this first number. This is a new style ...
... M. Dent & Sons, Ltd. Messr •. D will b© pleased to send you their SPRINC* ANNOU OEM ENT LIST on receipt of a postcard. Joseph Conrad Notes on Life and Letters ExiLfc Hovilaqck. Translafco ...
... Court Asked why he paid so much (the sam paid was the ever given for the work of hv- ing authors), Dr. Rosenbach said: ‘* Joseph Conrad is the greatest analytical writer in the world, and the greatest writer of sea stories who has ever existed with but one ...
... the sttamer Eastern Guide, ' now lying in Hull, told me his hobby was writing, however, I did not expect to see the work Joseph Conrad cr of John Masefield. Yet I was surprised by the quality of the poetry he showed me. It had been published in American ...
... only the dazzling procession of publishers’ planets -woeps onwards ther brilliant course leaving trails of Bernard Shaw, Joseph Conrad, Chesterton, and De Morgan tire behind then. Then. perhap-. T may venture 4 humbly forth with a littl» boek in edition ...
... till the dazzling procession publishers’ planets sweeps onwards in their brilliant course leaving trails of Bernard Shaw, Joseph Conrad, Chesterton, and Morgan fire behind them. Then, perhaps, I may venture humbly forth with a little book in a limited edition ...
... ordinary English family of the lower middle classes. When it was said of his previous books that Mr. McFee was a disciple of Joseph Conrad's, critics were quick to add that they meant no disparagement of the individual quality of his work; similarly with this ...